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 Flock a flicker
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01/13/17 03:58 AM
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beaversnipe
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THF Celebrity
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Re: Flock a flicker
[Re: beaversnipe]
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01/13/17 02:12 PM
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john paul
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Bought 6 and all are broken now. Any mojo product does not do well in brackish water, especially ones that sit in the water and leak.
I'm with GK because I like salty old dudes.
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Re: Flock a flicker
[Re: beaversnipe]
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01/13/17 06:01 PM
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Kilo11
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Looks like something that would get their attention from a distance...and then get too much attention when the birds are working. I'll pass.
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Re: Flock a flicker
[Re: Kilo11]
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01/13/17 06:56 PM
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john paul
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Looks like something that would get their attention from a distance...and then get too much attention when the birds are working. I'll pass. They do work very well. I have a ton of ducks try to land right by them. They just aren't well made.
I'm with GK because I like salty old dudes.
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Re: Flock a flicker
[Re: beaversnipe]
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01/13/17 07:35 PM
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erv
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I plan on picking up a few for next teal season
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Re: Flock a flicker
[Re: beaversnipe]
#6631057
01/13/17 08:25 PM
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RayB
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I asked this before and didn't get an answer, at the risk of showing my ignorance. Has anybody thought of mounting one on the back of an old decoy. Cut a hole in the back with a hole saw just big enough to fit it in. This should keep it out of the water and one person said his dog made them turn over when it entered the water, this would help with that also. 
Last edited by Barny Topwater; 01/13/17 08:26 PM.
There is time, and you must take it, to lay your hand on your dog's head as you walk past him lying on the floor or on his settle, time to talk with him, to remember with him, time to please him, time you can't buy back once he's gone" GBE
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Re: Flock a flicker
[Re: beaversnipe]
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01/13/17 08:29 PM
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Blake E.
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Re: Flock a flicker
[Re: RayB]
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01/14/17 04:11 PM
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aerangis
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I asked this before and didn't get an answer, at the risk of showing my ignorance. Has anybody thought of mounting one on the back of an old decoy. Cut a hole in the back with a hole saw just big enough to fit it in. This should keep it out of the water and one person said his dog made them turn over when it entered the water, this would help with that also. Thinking outside the box  That's a good idea, one way to recycle old dekes. Instead of using a hole saw, use a utility knife to cut a hatch in the top. Rivet a small hinge on one side, use a Velcro fastener on the other end. Piece of cake. I used old pool chlorine puck floaters to make a few but they didn't seem to make a difference.
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